The
mission of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
(FMCSA) is to improve truck and bus safety on our nation's
highways. Our primary goal for measuring our success in accomplishing
this mission is to reduce larger truck-related fatality rate
41% from 1996 to 2008. This reduction translates into a rate
of 1.65 fatalities in truck crashes per 100 million miles
of truck travel. Although deaths and injuries due to exposure
to hazardous materials in transportation are not included
in the calculation of truck-related fatalities or injuries,
FMCSA has an important secondary goal [DOT Strategic Goal]
to reduce the number of serious hazardous materials transportation
incidents 20% by 2010 from the level of such serious incidents
in fiscal year 2000. In addition, FMCSA also wishes to reduce
the security risks of hazardous materials that could potentially
be used to harm the public and environment. Developing programs
to accomplish this secondary goal is the responsibility of
the FMCSA Hazardous Materials (HM) Program.
Hazardous
Materials Safety Permitting Information
HM Safety Permit Web Page
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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations: Hazardous Materials
Safety Permits; Final rule; RIN 2126-AA07; Docket FMCSA-97-2180;
(69 FR 39350);
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Docket
- HM
Safety Advisory Notices
Hazardous
Materials Program - General Information & Resources
State
Hazardous Materials Programs
Hazardous Materials Security
Cargo
Tank Motor Vehicle Safety
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Tank
Check 2002 Report -
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HTML
- FMCSA
HM Highlights HM TAG/ Cargo Tank TAG
January 200
PDF
- HTML
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Unauthorized Cargo Tanks Used to Transport Hazardous Materials
- February 1998 Federal Register Notice (26Kb)
PDF
- HTML
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Report on Dynamics of Tank Vehicle Rollover - November
1998 )
PDF - HTML
Incident
(Spill) Reporting and Prevention
Hazardous
Materials Shipper Information
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HM
Shipper Check 2002 - March-April 2002 -
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HTML
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HM
Shipper Check 2001 -
March 2001
PDF - HTML
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HM
Shipper Check 2000 -
March 2000
PDF
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Hazardous
Materials Risk Assessment and Analysis
Training
and Education
Other
Government Hazardous Materials Websites
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